Organic farming has a great scope in the Uttarakhand because of its climatic and environmental conditions. Avoidance of the external inputs such as synthetic fertilizers and pesticides makes its environmentally friendly. Organic farming also lowers the nitrogen losses from soil and enhances soil carbon sequestration (Leifeld, 2012). To get maximum production suitable land, local environmental and geological conditions are prime necessity. Identification of suitable sites for organic farming or agriculture requires consideration of different climatic, topological environment and geophysical limitations (Kamkar et al., 2014). Therefore accurate and recent land use/land cover (LULC) and other geophysical data should be considered for assessing environmental concerns (Deep and Saklani, 2014). Geospatial tools can be used for the identification of the suitable lands for the organic farming on different criteria like soil quality, geology, drainage, topography of the place. This technique can also help to identify and prioritize the potential sites for the organic farming.